Manual

Rage: Rage is spent on the use of warrior abilities. Unlike mana or energy, rage
does not begin as a full bar. It, like energy, is not influenced by an attribute.
Rage has a limit of 100, but a warrior’s rage bar always starts at zero. Your rage
bar appears as an empty bar under your health. As it fills up, it turns red.
Attack: Attack, also called attack rating, increases your chances of hitting a
target in battle with your weapon. It is directly tied to your weapon skill with
your current weapon.
Power: Power, also called attack power, increases the damage you do with
your weapons. All classes have a base attack power. Classes geared towards
combat have higher base power than classes that are geared towards
spellcasting. Strength is added to power as a bonus, resulting in greater attack
power for stronger characters.
Damage: Damage depends on the weapon you use and on your power. All
weapons have a damage rating. When you equip the weapon, the damage of
your character includes the weapon’s damage, plus bonuses from your power
and class. Spells and abilities can temporarily boost damage. Damage-persecond,
or DPS, is shown as tool tip info.
Defense: Defense reduces your chance of being hit in combat by physical
blows. It is directly tied to your defense class skill.
Armor: Armor reduces the amount of damage you take from physical blows.
Armor is actually made up of your agility, plus the armor rating of any armor
you have equipped. Based on your armor rating and type of armor, you have
a chance to reduce the damage you take from enemy attacks.
Resistances: Resistances give you a percentage chance to resist some or all of
the damage or effects from spells. Resistances begin at zero, but can be
improved with items and spells.